I have a booking.
Use at reception with your passport or booking number.
عندي حجز
indi hajz
Meri booking hai.
Saudi Arabic phrases
Hotel Arabic for Visitors
Use these phrases when checking in, asking for room help, confirming bookings or speaking to hotel reception.
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Meri booking hai.
English: I have a booking.
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Where is my room?
Ghurfah means room.
أين غرفتي؟
ayn ghurfati?
Mera kamra kahan hai?
The room needs cleaning.
Use this for housekeeping requests.
الغرفة تحتاج تنظيف
al-ghurfah tahtaj tanzeef
Kamre ki safai chahiye.
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Most reception staff will understand Wi-Fi clearly.
ما كلمة مرور الواي فاي؟
ma kalimat murur al-wifi?
Wi-Fi ka password kya hai?
There is no hot water.
A practical hotel maintenance phrase.
لا يوجد ماء حار
la yujad maa harr
Garam pani nahi aa raha.
What time is checkout?
Khuruj literally means exit.
متى وقت الخروج؟
mata waqt al-khuruj?
Checkout ka time kya hai?
How to use them
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- Use the pronunciation when speaking.
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